The only caveat probably being you need to have multiple listings and actively manage closing one listing and opening the others at the 6 week mark?

I’m active duty Air Force with four properties, three are VA loans.

Hey Bryan, I applaud you for wanting to put your funds to work.And, I 💯 agree that real estate is likely the best path forward.My question is this: How certain are you that the best way for you to "get into real estate investing" is as an active investor?

So this post is to be mainly geared toward to help set expectations for out-of-state investors, and I'm hoping for some solid contributions from people who are actively (or recently) involved in successful acquisition/disposition of smaller MF in the Charlotte MSA (broker, owner, lender.. etc). 

I'm particularly passionate about getting started in mid-term rentals in the Northern Virginia area.Outside of real estate, I enjoy any type of outdoor activity and physical exercise.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

I’m active duty Air Force with four properties, three are VA loans.We can connect on a chat to share how I did it.I wish you all the best.

Not only are Queens and Brooklyn the busiest Counties in terms of activity (new listings), but they also have some of the most competitive investors in our market.Properties are selling for 8.5% more than they were in 2023, showing us just how desirable the borough is.

It sounds like you're looking for passive income and wealth building to get better returns on your hard earned money than a bank these days, not active income (ie flipping, wholesaling).

Actively seek for properties that meet your requirements and run the numbers to ensure they are sound investments.

Pensacola, and the panhandle in general, is an active area for investors.